Lexicon for classifying ear-canal shapes

Author:

Martinez J. C.,Hwee Goh Zhi,Yap Luis,De Chua Kenneth Wei,Kamath Savitha,Chung Conrad Kang Rui,Teo Wendy Yu Bing,Tan Charmaine Kai Ling,Dritsas Stylianos,Simpson Robert E.

Abstract

AbstractThe ear canal is usually described as an S-shaped funnel. In attempting to classify ear-canal shapes obtained from point clouds digitized from molds of 300 ears, the problem of designing criteria for distinguishing and organizing the canal shapes arose. In this work, we extracted features inspired by the S-shape characteristic (critical point, maximum, minimum, twist, writhe, translation, rotation) and, through them, introduced 14 types of ear-canal shapes. This classification allowed comparison of ears within a type and of ears between different types. It expanded our range of descriptors of canal shapes and unlocked perspectives for applications.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Multidisciplinary

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